texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was an Italian scientist. She was the first woman to get a university chair in the Kingdom of Italy. <mask> was born on August 16, 1871 in Arcisate, Italy, to <mask> and Luigia Mapelli. She graduated from the high school in Monza in 1886. Monti studied the nervous system of insects at the University of Pavia, where she worked for a decade. She decided to continue her research at the university level instead of going back to teaching high school. Monti frequented the renowned neuro-histology laboratory of Camillo Golgi where she learned his innovative techniques.Golgi won a prize in 1906. <mask> worked for the University of Pavia's chair of mineralogy, where she published three papers in his journal. From 1901 to 1905 she was the teacher and cabinet director, replacing Leopoldo Maggi who had been the director of the comparative anatomy cabinet. She was given the title she needed to be allowed to teach. She taught at the University of Siena for a short time in 1905 and tried to get a university professorship but was denied several times. <mask> wrote in 1906 that he had little hope of getting a professorship. In general, the Italian authorities don't consider the scientific performances of women of equal value to those of men. Two years later, in another competition involving 18 academic candidates, she was named chair of the department at the University of Sassari.She was appointed a tenured professor in 1910. She returned to the University of Pavia in 1915 to take over the chair of zoology. She held these positions until 1924, when she was invited to the newly formed University of Milan, where she held the chair of comparative anatomy and physiology, as well as taking courses in general biology and zoology in the medical school. Monti lived a private life despite her intense research activity. She had two daughters, one of which became a well-known limnology researcher. <mask> made a name for herself with her research on the nervous system of insects at the beginning of her career. At the time, hydrobiology was not very popular in Italy.She used a comparative perspective to study the life of inland lakes. She paid particular attention to the lakes in the Italian mountains of Val d'Aosta and Val d'Ossola first in order to study the different types of life found there. To explore the mountain waterways, Monti took on demanding mountaineering excursions, camping on the shores of the lakes, traveling the waters with a special boat, the Pavesia, that was designed and built for her, and using nets of her own invention to collect specimen. Monti documented the extinction of life in Lake Orta due to pollution caused by industrial waste. Monti dedicated her last few years to the Trentino lakes. They did a genetic study on water fleas. She was placed in retirement in 1936.<mask> died in Pavia on January 25, 1937. The study of limnology grew in Italy under the guidance of her students, and since 1938 has been the subject of the Institute of Hydrobiology. Lake Monti, a permanently frozen lake in the Terra Nova bay, is dedicated to <mask> <mask>. In 2013, a road in the northwestern area of Pavia was named for her. In 2015, the Italian Institute of Hydrobiology on the shores of Lake Maggiore was named after her. <mask> was a member of the Royal Lombard Institute of Sciences and Letters in Milan, the Association des Anatomistes in France, and the Anatomische Gesellschaft. According to WorldCat.org, <mask> authored 120 works.There is research on the nervous system of insects. The Royal Lombard Institute of Sciences and Letters has a preliminary note. Reports. The second volume of the series, Volume 25, was published in 1892. 531-540 The nervous system of fish, Bernardoni, Milan 1895. On the nervous system of freshwater animals.Bizzoni, Pavia 1896. Bizzoni and Pavia studied the excretory ducts of the gastric glands. The salivary glands of arthropods in different functional periods. The regeneration of marine planaria. The physical-biological conditions of the Ossola and Valle d'Aosta lakes. Pavia 1903 is a cooperative. The coastlines of northern Sardinia, Fusi, and Pavia were explored in 1910.The contribution to the biology of hydrachnids in relation to the environment was made in 1910. The nerve cells of crustaceans have internal reticular apparatus. Nerve cells contain Chondriosomes and Golgi systems. Niccolai, Florence 1915, comparative research. There are new ideas about the origins and geographical destruction of the species, Fusi, Pavia 1915. L'universale, Rome 1929 has a comparative limnology of insubric lakes. There is a battle against beetles.IX (1929), pp. 509-529. The genetics of Italian whitefish and their variability in relation to the environment are discussed in Jovene, Naples 1933. The Albanian Alps have a hydrobiology. Fusi, Pavia 1934, is where the Floridia Allegri Mission is located. There is a lake. Life in a zootrophic lake was written by Trento 1934.P. Perotti Razzini and Trento 1935 are where the Daphnia GO sars was found. In relation to the lake economy, there are numbers, sizes and volumes of pelagic organisms living in Italian waters. Some rocks of the Canonica valley were studied in 1894. Microscopic research on the nervous system of insects. The limnology of the Lario is related to the repopulation of waters and fishing. The waters on the Lario were flowering in 1925. Mariani, Milan 1927, lessons in comparative anatomy.The biology of whitefish in Italian lakes was published in 1930. The Italian Society of Natural Sciences published In memoriam <mask> <mask> in 1937. <mask> <mask> and E Baldi are in Trentino Studies of Natural Sciences. The Italian Journal of Zoology, VIII was published in 1937. Rina Monti was published in Anatomischer Anzeiger, LXXXIV, in 1937. Scientists from Pavia University of Pavia alumni University of Pavia faculty.

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texts: <mask> is a Russian-Irish novelist, poet, editor and literary translator. His father was a Polish naval officer who served in the Russian fleet in the Far East, while his mother was an Irish music teacher. Isabel Kitterick, his aunt, was a music teacher and a musicologist. He lived in Russia and Germany before moving to South Dublin. The Samizdat writer studied Irish history and culture after graduating from Moscow Medical University. He was a researcher in immunology, a journalist, and a literary translator. The communists did not allow him to publish his work openly.Leonard Schwartz described him as a "Samizdat poet who had to put up with a lot of abuse during the communist period and who has only been able to publish openly in recent years." In his "poetics of silence", the words count as much for the silence they make possible as for what they say themselves. He has published translations of English into Russian for many authors and poets. He was a member of the Meloimaginists from 1993 to 1995. He edited the literary magazines Strelets/ The Archer and Inostrannaya Literatura/Foreign Literature, as well as the anthology of new Russian poetry. An anthology of Russian short stories and prose miniatures written in the second half of the twentieth century, as well as an anthology titled Imagism, were published more recently. The Best Translated Poetry Book of the Year Award was won by the latter.The Russian Writers' Union and Irish and International PEN have members. He was the first President of the Russian Poetry Society. He is a poet who gives voice to Russian Silence. After moving to Ireland in 2002, <mask> wrote poetry and fiction in both English and Russian. He taught classes to members of Ireland's minority language communities as a creative writing tutor. Shadow of Time was published in Ireland by Goldsmith Press. Shadow of Time was mentioned in thePoetry Ireland Review Newsletter as one of the best Irish books of the year.The anthology of contemporary Russian poetry translated into English was published in 2006 by Dedalus Press. More than forty contemporary Irish, English and American poets have been translated into Russian by him. He won the Edgeworth Prize for Poetry in 2003 and the Mihai Eminescu Poetry Prize in 2017: In 2007, he re-established Okno, a Russian-language poetry magazine, as a web-only journal after a lapse of 83 years. The Case-Book of Inspector Mylls was published in Moscow in 2008. The magic realism genre is marked by this satirical novel, which is set in London. "A Parade of Mirrors and Reflections" was published in a Russian literary magazine in early 2009.In this story, a man undergoes cloning. "A Journey of a Snail to the Centre of the Shell" was published in the "Deti Ra" magazine in July 2010. The life and writings of a fictional 19th-century Japanese haiku poet is the subject of an extended haikubun. His second novel, "The Flying Dutchman", the first part of which has appeared in Okno magazine, was published in book-form in 2013). The work of magic realism has a subtitle, "A Symphonic Poem", and is written as a narrative mosaic of episodes set in both real and surreal worlds. The story is about a Russian musicologist researching into operas based on the legend of the Flying Dutchman. He was in trouble with the KGB and had to go into hiding after surviving an attempt on his life.He escapes to a remote Russian province and rents an old house on the bank of a big Russian river, which he uses to work on his new book. The house that used to be an old barge is now a medieval ship. After some time, the Russian police and the KGB found his new location, put him under watch, and eventually figured out his identity. He has a choice between staying in the real world or going to another reality on the Flying Dutchman's ship. The English translation of his third novel, "Shadowplay on a Sunless Day", was published in England by Glagoslav Publications in the autumn of 2013. The book was launched at the book fair. The novel deals with problems of self-identification, national identity, and the crises of the generation of "new Europeans", as well as life in modern-days Moscow and emigrant life in Western Germany.According to the Dublin Review of Books, <mask> explores and exposes the complexity of immigrant experience and identity, and the often arbitrary and dubious desires of a society to improve itself through selection and exclusion. In The Linguist, Carol Ermakova wrote that <mask>'s work is often poetic, even poetically, and one of the ways he often makes use of is the extended metaphor, often in association with the personification of nature. The overlap of real/surreal, the merging of "waking reality" and the dream, and the juxtaposition of the beautiful and the grotesque are all common themes. The International Dublin Literary Award was judged by <mask>. The author started writing haiku in Ireland. The Irish Haiku Society was founded in 2006 by him. He is the editor of the journal.One of his haiku won an award in 2007. He was awarded the International Haiku Award in 2007. He won the Suruga Baika Haiku Prize of excellence in 2008 with a haiku about sheep unmoved in the green grass. Capering Moons was 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 In 2012 he edited an anthology of haiku poetry from Ireland, Bamboo Dreams, and in 2016 he edited an anthology of new haiku writing from Ireland, Between the Leaves. His collection of haiku and related poems was published by Red Moon Press. Ten Thousand Birds was published in India in 2020 by Cyberwit Press.He said in an interview that haiku writing seems to be intuitive. It changes the personality of a haiku poet. The habit of self-observation can be traced back to the poet. This will probably give him a chance to look into himself, to connect with his inner self in this way. Alliteration and sibilance lead the way to a spectacular image according to the critic. He is interested in how images and language affect our perception of the world. One critic said that in his work, "ever-present is a tension between abstract and reality, a questioning of the existence of Truth."There is a book-publishing imprint, SurVision Books, which has been edited by Kudryavitsky. Four anthologies of Russian poetry and an anthology of contemporary German and Ukrainian poetry were published in the UK and Ireland. Accursed Poets, his anthology of dissident poetry from Soviet Russia, won the English PEN Translate Award in 2020. The Case-Book of Inspector Mylls is a novel. Shadowplay on a Sunless Day is a film. Text Publishers in Moscow. The translation is from London to English.A Parade of Mirrors and Reflections: Novellas and Short Stories is a collection of short stories. A Parade of Mirrors and Reflections in DisUNITY is a novel. A Passage to the Unknown was published in London by Glagoslav Publications. There are short stories. Elephant Publishing is located in New Jersey. The English translation of After Dream Novellas. New York, 2011.There are English and Italian translations of poetry in English books. Italy's Multimedia Edizione will take place in 2020. Poems from 1990 to 2011. The Wind from the Green Stars is a novel. There are new and selected poems. DOOS Books is in Moscow. The Two-Headed Man and The Book of Gimmicks is a book.There are selected poems. There is a publishing house in Moscow. Free poetry, Cheboksary - Moscow, 2020 limited edition publications, "The Ship of Autumn",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, It was translated into Romanian. The Editura Revers is in Romania. Scultura involontaria is translated into Italian. Casa della poesia is in Italy.Poems of Silence was edited by Zhuzhukiny Deti. Russian short stories were published in the second half of the 20th century. There is a collection of haiku poetry from Ireland. Between the Leaves is a book by Doghouse Books. There is an anthology of haiku writing from Ireland. Anthologies edited and translated Imagism, an anthology. A Night in the Nabokov Hotel was published by Progress Publishing.There are 20 contemporary poets from Russia. The Handprints are from Dedalus Press, Dublin. There are 20 contemporary German-Language Poets in English. The Frontier: 28 Contemporary Ukrainian Poets in English was published in 2015. There is an anthology. There is an anthology of Russian short poems in English. message-door is an anthology of contemporary surrealist poetry from Russia.Accursed Poets: Dissident Poetry from Soviet Russia 1960-80 is a book. There are changes, transl. They were from Russian with Erina Megowan. Alexander Korotko is from Ireland. Irrazionalismo, transl. External links include <mask>'s personal website and his prose poems in Shadowtrain magazine, England.

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Anatoly Kudryavitsky
Kudryavitsky
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texts: <mask> was an Australian founding father and co-author of the Australian Constitution. He re-trained as a barrister to fight for social causes which deeply concerned him after he qualified as an engineer. He was appointed a Senior Justice of the Supreme Court of Tasmania after a long career in politics. He was never appointed to the High Court of Australia despite being acknowledged as the leading expert on the Australian Constitution. The Hare-<mask> voting system was popularised by him. <mask> was a prolific author, though most of his writings were never published. <mask> was the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Tasmania.<mask> was a progressive throughout his life. He championed the rights of workers to organize through trades unions, universal speach, and the right to a fair trial, all issues which we take for granted, but were so radical in the 1880s that he was described as a 'communist'. <mask> was an Australian Jefferson who fought for Australian independence, as well as a wider franchise and lower property qualifications, fair electoral boundaries, checks and balances between the judicature, legislature and executive, and a Commonwealth that was modern, liberal universities. He had a warm and rich home life. He is described as never too busy to mend a toy for a child, and his wife once wrote on hearing of his imminent return from America: "to celebrate your return I must do something or bust". The Australian federal division is named after him. <mask> was a Scottish engineer and the son of <mask>.He attended the high school. After leaving school, he became a qualified engineer and a business manager for his family's engineering business. A successful engineering business was established by his father. Industrial design and construction of flour mills, water mills, coal mines and other large undertakings was done by the business. He grew to manhood in the 1860s when the major issue was the American Civil War. A form of slavery, transportation, had been abolished in Tasmania as recently as 1854. People were still looking at convicts years later.<mask> was moved to tears when discussing slavery. <mask> was interested in all things American. <mask> left to study law and became an articled clerk with R. P. Adams. In 1877, he was called to the bar. <mask> attended a Baptist Sabbatical School until 1872 when the chapel was dissolved due to the lack of discipline and proper order of government in worship. He was in contact with some of the leading American Unitarians, including Moncure Conway. His views would be influenced by his friendship with the latter and the <mask>s' draft of the Australian Constitution.<mask> had a passion for justice and liberty early in his life. He participated in a debate on contemporary social issues. He edited the journal in 1874. At the 1876 annual dinner of the American Club, he declared, "We have met here tonight in the name of the principles which were proclaimed by the founders of the Anglo-American Republic." He had a picture of Joseph Mazzini in every room and he was inspired by Italian Risorgimento. He became a radical, a democrat and a republican. He married the daughter of a local ship builder in 1878 and had five sons and two daughters.One of the many mysteries of <mask>'s private life is the circumstances of his marriage. As the son of a prominent family, and a leading figure of his church who was marrying the daughter of a well-known businessman, his marriage might have been expected to be a major social event. They were married in the presence of a few friends in Melbourne. <mask> stood for election to the House of Assembly despite his reputation as an extreme ultra-republican. He was attacked by the Hobart Mercury for holding such extreme ultra-republican, if not revolutionary, ideas that his proper place should be among the 'Communists'. The electorate of Norfolk Plains elected him. His election was due to the influence of a political power broker.The Southern Tasmania Political Reform Association was founded by <mask> and his agenda included manhood suffused, fixed term parliaments, and electoral reform. <mask> was a member of the House of Assembly. He introduced a private members bill as a backbencher. He did not reform industrial law by amending the Master and Servant Act, but he did reform the Criminal Procedure Amendment Act. The Act with this title is not included in the House of Assembly records. The "Criminal Procedure Amendment Act" was enacted in the late 19th century. There was a lack of a Hansard service prior to 1979.He helped with the reframing of the customs tariffs. <mask> was defeated in the election. He did not win an election in 1884 or 1886. <mask> was re-elected in a by- election. He was re-elected in 1888 and remained there until the seat was abolished in 1897. He was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1898. He was the Attorney General in the government of Sir Philip Fysh.<mask> was in charge of introducing legislation into the Assembly. He shepherded legislation through the lower house over the next five years. He wanted to break the power of property in politics. Legalising trades unions, providing parliamentary salaries, preventing cruelty to animals, reforming laws on lunacy, Trusteeship and companies, the custody of children and the protection of children from neglect and abuse are just some of the reforms covered by the legislation. He introduced laws to restrict Chinese immigration. <mask> tried to impose a land tax, centralise the police and give women the right to vote. The most important Attorney-General in the 19th century was <mask>.He was able to simplify the law with his drafting skills. There were more than 200 bills introduced into the Assembly. His greatest achievement as Attorney-General was the introduction of proportional representation. One of the major political issues addressed by <mask> during his career was the Tasmanian Main Line Railway. The Main Line Railway Company began construction in 1873. The Chief Engineer of the Mainline Railway Co <mask> advocated the acquisition of the Company by the government as early as possible. <mask> was able to understand the issues involved because of his qualifications as both an engineer and a lawyer.He was the government's chief negotiator. The Supreme Court awarded the Company arrears of interest in 1889. <mask> argued the case before the Privy Council after he urged the government to appeal. <mask> wasn't a good speaker in court, but he was a great negotiator. It was his passion. The case was settled out of court by arranging the purchase of the company's property by the government. <mask> returned to the United States from London in 1891.It was a terrible choice. He was introduced to a man he would correspond with the rest of his life. His views about political constitutions were influenced by the contacts and people he met in Boston. The introduction of the term "commonwealth" was one of the consequences. The Commonwealth Government and the Commonwealth of Australia are both uses of this term. <mask>'s term as Attorney-General ended after the fall of the Fysh government. <mask> was given the title 'Honourable' for life when Sir Edward Braddon formed a government in 1894.He became leader of the opposition after his colleagues failed to consult him over the lease of Crown land to private interests. <mask> became a Justice of the Supreme Court of Tasmania in 1898. After several failed attempts, <mask> was able to get a system of proportional representation adopted by the Tasmanian Parliament, but only on a trial basis. The Hare–Clark system was suspended in 1902 after it was renewed annually. <mask> died in 1907, just as permanent proportional representation struggled through Parliament and over a year before it was used for the first time throughout Tasmania at the general election in April 1909. <mask> was called to the bar in 1877. He went on to have a large practice in civil and commercial law after gaining a reputation as a criminal lawyer.He practiced law in and out of parliament. He worked hard to build a successful practice when he wasn't the Attorney-General. He failed to find his fortune in the law due to his generosity and refusal to accept anything beyond a reasonable and modest fee. He went into partnership with Matthew Simmons. After he was promoted to the bench, his career in private practice gave him a good foundation in the law. <mask> was pre-eminent as a constitutional lawyer and jurist, even though he was knowledgeable in all branches of the law. <mask> died at his home 'Rosebank' in Battery Point on November 14, 1907.He is buried in a cemetery. There are many letters to and from <mask> <mask> in the University of Tasmania digital collections.

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Andrew Inglis Clark
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texts: <mask> lived in Florida. The Elizabethan and Jacobean eras were considered to be one of the best of his time. From 1593 to 1600, he ran his business under the sign of the Catherine Wheel in London, while from 1600 to 1617 he ran his business under the sign of the Eagle and Child in the Old Exchange. Creede is best known for printing editions of works in English Renaissance drama, especially for ten editions of six Shakespearean plays and three works in the Shakespeare Apocrypha. The disciplines of printing and publishing were conducted separately in Creede's era. Stationers or booksellers printed books for professional printers. The exception to the general rule were people like William Jaggard, who were both publishers and printers.Creede did a not-insignificant amount of publishing even though he worked as a printer for booksellers. Creede was responsible for a number of plays. He printed the plays The Maid's Metamorphosis and The Wisdom of Doctor Dodypoll for Richard Olive in 1600, and the first quartos of George Chapman's Monsieur D'Olive for William Holmes in 1606. The first original tragedy by a woman author was printed in English by Creede. One of the more significant non-dramatic texts of English Renaissance drama was printed by Creede and contains the earliest citation of Shakespeare in a theatrical context. The Microcynicon was printed for <mask> by Creede. The fifth edition of Spenser's The Shepherd's Calendar for John Harrison the Younger was printed by Creede.He printed ephemeral works that are now forgotten. John Dickenson's Arisbas: Amidst His Slumbers was printed by Creede for <mask>. Many of the romances of chivalry were printed by Creede. Emanuel Ford's Parismus, the Renowned Prince of Bohemia was printed by Richard Olive. The Most Pleasant History of Ornatus and Artesia was published nine years later by Creede. Creede printed the eighth volume of The Mirror of Knighthood for Burby. Creede was a publisher as well as a printer in some cases.A Looking Glass for London and England, Q1, 1594; Q2, 1598, entered into the Stationers' Register on 5 March 1594), is one of the plays he issued in quarto editions. Locrine is one of the works of the Shakespeare Apocrypha, and the famous Victories of Henry V is a source for Shakespeare's play. The reasons for the delays are unknown, though business considerations are an obvious possibility, as several plays on the list were published one or more years after registration. Creede's title pages for The Pedlar's Prophecy, The True Tragedy of Richard III, and A Looking Glass state that the books would be sold by the stationer. Creede printed a third quarto of A Looking Glass in 1602, but <mask> was the publisher. Creede did not make false attributions of authorship when he was a publisher. He said that both James IV and A Looking Glass for London were written by Robert Greene, and that William Warner's translation of Plautus was written in English.On the title page of Locrine, Creede stated that the play had been revised by someone with the initials "W. S." Creede published works that were not limited to drama. He worked on spiritual subjects like The Plain Man's Spiritual Plow and issued books of verse. The third edition of the English translation of Sir <mask>'s Utopia was published by Creede. <mask>'s account of the bubonic plague epidemic is an example of a prose work by a playwright of the era. Lewis Lavaterus's Of Ghosts and Spirits was published by Creede. Creede's connection with Shakespearean bad quartos and Apocryphal plays has led scholars and critics to question his ethics.Creede was fined twice in the summer of 1595 for violating the rules of the company. Creede was prosecuted in the London consistory court fornication and bastardy. Creede was accused of fathering an illegitimate child with a 25-year-old servant woman and seducing her. After Creede's death or retirement, Bernard Alsop took over the business. In 1617 Alsop issued Q4 of A Looking Glass and Q2 of The Famous Victories with no mention of Creede. References include Blayney, Peter. The prevalence of shared printing in the early 17th century.The Papers of the Bibliographic Society of America were published in 1973. Chambers, E.K. Clarendon Press published 4 volumes in 1923. Gowing, Laura, and Crawford. Women's Worlds in England during the 17th century. Routledge was in London in 2000. A Shakespeare Companion was written by F. E. Halliday.Baltimore, Penguin, 1964. Baldwin, Maxwell. There are studies in the Shakespeare Apocrypha. King's Crown Press was in New York. "<mask>e and the Repertory of the Queen's Men" was written by G. M. Pinciss. Philology 67 was published in 1970. Akihiro Yamada.The Printer to Shakespeare and His Contemporaries was written by <mask>. The University Press of Tokyo. The 17th-century deaths and births of English business people.

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Thomas Creede
Thomas Bushell
Thomas Woodcocke
Thomas Pavier
Thomas More
Thomas Dekker
Thomas Creed
Thomas Creede


texts: The Scottish School of Common Sense was founded by <mask>. He was the president of the university. He obtained his M.A. after studying at the Universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh. At the suggestion of Sir William Hamilton. He served as a minister at Abbey Church in Arbroath and then at Brechin in the Church of Scotland. He became minister at the East Free Church after siding with the Free Church of Scotland in the Disruption of 1843. He was appointed Professor of Logic and Metaphysics at Queen's College in the 19th century.He became president of the College of New Jersey in 1868. He continued to teach philosophy even after he resigned the presidency. The English department's home is named after him. The infirmary is named after his wife. The school on the South Side of Chicago was named after him. The tradition of Thomas Reid and other Scottish philosophers was what led to the position of <mask>'s philosophy. He held that our beliefs about the nature of the external world are not open to question because they are the direct accompaniments of sensation.He argued that causality and morality are fundamental principles. Our judgements and other cognitive functions are regulated by such principles, though that is not to say that everyone is aware of them, they can be reached through reflection on our experience, when they are recognised as self-evidently necessary. In his moral theory, he differed from many of his peers in being uninfluenced by Kant. The attempt to reconcile evolution and Christianity was the most original work by <mask>. What is Darwinism?, published in 1874 by the theologian and intellectual leader at the Presbyterian Seminary in Princeton, claimed that Darwinism was a lie. Darwinism was not compatible with the idea of design. The position of the Seminary was determined by Hodge's views.Evolution could explain origins and natural laws alone could create complex organisms that fit into their niches so perfectly. He was concerned with the teaching of evolutionary ideas in colleges, even though he didn't consider them to be in conflict with his religion. The president of the college across town rejected the theory of evolution. The college had a president in 1868. He tried to prepare Christians for this event because he realized that a lot of Darwinism could be proved sound. Reconciliation was sought instead of conflict between science and religion. The Darwinian discoveries were interpreted as more evidence of the prearrangement, skill, and purpose of the universe.He showed that Darwinism was not hostile to the Bible. Evolution is not inconsistent with belief in divine design and glorifies the divine designer. Most Presbyterian clergy found his arguments useful in their attempts to cope with scientific philosophy. There are two schools of thought on evolution that the Presbyterians in America can choose from. After his supporters were ousted in 1929, the college became a world class center of the new science of evolutionary biology. During the late 1860s and 1870s, there was a debate between the president of the college and the head of the seminary over the question of evolution. It was the first public endorsement of evolution by an American religious leader.There were more similarities between the two men regarding science and religion. The increasing role of scientific inquiry in natural history was supported by both of them. The college was vitalized by the debate. He was a member of the American Philosophical Society. The Method of Divine Government, Physical and Moral is one of the main works. An Examination of Mr J. S. Mill's philosophy was enlarged in 1871. The Religious Aspect of Evolution is a Treatise on Metaphysics.There is a complete list of his writings. Douglas Arner wrote "<mask>" in The Encyclopedia of Philosophy. The Scottish Intellectual Tradition: From Glasgow to Princeton was written by Paul Edwards and J. David, Jr. The year 1981. 372 pp. The Dictionary of Scottish Church History and Theology was written by Paul Helm. The Scottish Intellectual Tradition'' was published in 1981 by the Princeton University Press.

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James McCosh
McCosh
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texts: She is a Japanese singer and actress. She is a member of the Japanese idol girl group AKB48. She joined AKB48's Team B after auditioning for the show on December 3, 2006. She was replaced as the captain of Team B by Ayaka Umeda. She was a member of the French Kiss sub-group. She has a talent agency. Her nickname is Yukirin.The group's top members vote in the general elections. She was ninth in 2009, eighth in 2010, third in 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 800-313-5780 Career Kashiwagi was born in Kagoshima. She joined AKB48 after auditioning on December 3, 2006 and made her debut as a member of Team B at the 1st Anniversary Live. AKB! There is a concert. She appeared in Yuko Oshima's position at the Aichi Welfare Pension Hall before her theater debut.On April 4, 2007, she performed in the theater for the first time. She joined the company on March 25, 2009. On April 25, 2009, she became a weathergirl. She was made captain of Team B on August 23, 2009, after coming 9th in the member elections for the single "Iiwake Maybe". On September 20, 2009, her first solo book was released. She was made a member of the French Kiss sub-group in 2010. She was ranked third by popular votes after Yuko Oshima and Atsuko Maeda.The Captain of Team B was replaced by Umeda Ayaka at the Tokyo Dome Concert. On February 6, 2013, Kashiwagi made her solo debut with a single, "Shortcake". In the annual general elections held in 2013, Kashiwagi came in fourth place with a total of 96,905 votes. "Birthday Wedding" was her second solo single. In AKB48 Group Daisokaku Matsuri, held February 24, 2014, she became a member of NMB 48's Team N while remaining in AKB 48's Team B. On April 5, 2014, she made her first appearance as a member of NMB48. She made her debut at the theater.In the group's annual general elections in 2014, Kashiwagi came in third place with 104,364 votes. The first center position for the group's 39th single was given to Kashiwagi. The other center of this single is Haruna Kojima. On March 26, 2015, it was announced that she would release from her concurrent position in NMB 48 and hold a concurrent position in NGT 48, which is planned to be formed in 2015. She was selected for the 41st single senbatsu members after placing No.2 in the AKB48 general election. She withdrew from NGT 48 with a final performance at Team NIII's concert on April 21, 2019. On April 9, 2021, it was announced that Kashiwagi would temporarily join all seven current WACK groups as a member, with the stage name <mask> Reysole.All seven WACK groups will release a single on August 31, which will feature Kashiwagi. The singles were delayed indefinitely after Kashiwagi was diagnosed with syringomyelia. The singles were released on November 30. On June 9, 2021, it was announced that Kashiwagi will have a surgery. She was going to perform her solo concerts on July 7 and 8. Team B 1st Stage (Seishun Girls) and Team B 2nd Stage (Aitakatta) are solo artist Collaborations. The first time in the morning was recorded by Goto Midori.There wereIrregular appearances on the AKB48 show. Sket Dance was aired on TV Tokyo in April, 2011. Live 4 Life (Irregular appearances) Concerts with AKB48 AKB48 Request Hour Set List Best 100. We're going to shuffle AKB at the end of the year. You can give your regards to SKE as well.


texts: The 2nd Earl of Dudley was a British politician and military officer who served as the fourth Governor-General of Australia from 1908 to 1911. He was a government minister under Lord Salisbury. <mask> succeeded to the earldom at the age of 17 and was the son of <mask>, 1st Earl of Dudley. He had a palatial family seat at Witley Court. <mask> was Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade from 1895 to 1901. When Arthur Balfour came to power, he was regarded as a competent administrator, and he was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. He was included as a character in James Joyce's novel.<mask> was appointed Governor-General of Australia in 1908 after being urged by King Edward VII. His extravagance and pomposity made him unpopular among the general public, and his attempts to interfere in political matters rankled both prime ministers he worked with. He was thought to be doing nothing really important, nothing thoroughly, nothing consistently and not very popular. He was recalled to England after less than three years in office. The Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars were commanded by <mask> in 1913. He served with the Imperial Yeomanry during the Second Boer War, after joining the army as a young man. <mask> returned to England before the end of World War I, but he commanded the Hussars during the initial stages of the campaign.He was attached to the headquarters staff of the 40th Division and retired with the rank of lieutenant-colonel. <mask> had seven children with his first wife, and was succeeded in the earldom by his oldest son. <mask> was the son of <mask>, 1st Earl of Dudley, and the daughter of Sir Thomas Moncrieff, 7th Baronet. He was educated at an elite school. In 1885, after his father's death, he took over a large amount of mineral deposits, coal and iron mines, as well as the Earldom. He was on a yachting cruise in Australia in 1886. The Prince of Wales attended <mask>'s wedding to Rachel Gurney in 1891.He was the Mayor of Dudley from 1895 to 1896. <mask> joined the Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars as a lieutenant on 18 April 1885 and was promoted to captain on 2 June 1888 and major on 23 September 1893. He was a deputy assistant adjutant general for the Imperial Yeomanry and was sent to South Africa in January of 1900 after the Second Boer War. The Orange Free State had operations in February to May 1900. He was involved in actions at several locations. He was in the Transvaal from May to June 1900. He was involved in actions in Diamond Hill.In July to November 1900 he was involved in the suppression of the Irish troubles in Northern Ireland. He was transferred from the Imperial Yeomanry to the Territorial Force on April 1, 1908, and was posted to Australia on April 9, 1908. <mask> worked for Lord Salisbury as Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade from 1895 to 1901. Lord <mask> became a member of the Privy Council and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland after Arthur Balfour became Prime Minister. He was appointed Grand Master of the Order of St. Patrick and sworn in as the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland in a ceremony at Dublin Castle. He had a lot of extravagance but also a lot of political and administrative ability. The Land Purchase (Ireland) Act 1903 and his cooperation with George Wyndham on a devolution scheme to deal with the Home Rule question were important.Joyce described his Vice-Regal progress through Dublin in his novel. The foundation stone of the Belfast Municipal Technical Institute was laid by him during his first visit to the city. King Edward VII pressed the Prime Minister, Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, to offer <mask> the post of Governor-General of Australia, despite the fact that <mask> was a Conservative. Since there was no suitable Liberal candidate, Campbell-Bannerman agreed. <mask> arrived in Australia on 9 September after being appointed in May. He established a reputation for ceremony and extravagance which was frowned upon by the Labor Party and the radical press. The Labor Party's disapproval of his vice-regal style became an important issue after he swore in a Labor cabinet under Andrew Fisher.The new Governor-General was involved in another controversy. Labor had a plan to create an independent Australian navy. The Liberal opposition supported the campaign for Australia to raise money to build ships for the Royal Navy. <mask> was straying into party politics when he made a speech in support of the Dreadnought campaign. <mask> refused an early election when Fisher's minority government resigned in 1909. <mask>'s immediate problems were solved by the Liberals after they returned to office. Fisher was careful not to criticize <mask> in public, but he became unpopular with half the Australian electorate because of his anti-Labor reputation.Fisher returned to power after Labor won an election. The relationship between the Governor-General and the Prime Minister was not good. <mask>'s insistence on maintaining two very expensive Government Houses, in Sydney and Melbourne, on travelling around the country in vice-regal pomp, and on chartering a steam yacht to circumnavigate the continent, angered Fisher, a frugal Scottish socialist. <mask> asked to be recalled by October because of the impossibility of his position. He left Australia on July 31, 1911, in an official ceremony. On 20 January 1912 Lord <mask> rejoined the establishment of the Worcestershire Hussars, and on 10 November 1913 he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel. He formed a permanent staff of instructors and was convinced that there would be another war in Europe.The 1st South Midland Mounted brigade was formed when war was declared in 1914. The brigade was ordered to Egypt by April 1915. The brigade was ordered to prepare to fight as infantry in August. The men were sent to Suvla Bay and took part in the Battle ofScimitar Hill. The army's attempt to break through the Turkish defenses was supported by the regiment. They were evacuated in January 1916 after this failed attack. On August 22, 1915, Lord <mask>d left the regiment and was posted to Eastros as the Commandant.<mask> was attached to the headquarters staff of the 40th Infantry Division. He relinquished his commission on September 30, 1921, after being transferred to the Territorial Force Reserve as a lieutenant-colonel. The first marriage of <mask> and Rachel Anne Gurney took place in 1891. Laura was the wife of the 4th Baronet. They had seven children, including Lady Gladys Honor Ward who died in 1961. In Ireland, in 1903, she set up the Lady Dudley Nurses scheme to serve isolated rural communities. She set up a similar scheme in Australia in the early 20th century.Lady <mask> established the Australian Voluntary Hospital in London during World War I. She died on a visit to Connemara in June of 1920. On 30 April 1924, actress Gertie Millar was married to Lord <mask>. Lord <mask> died of cancer in London at the age of 65 and was succeeded by his oldest son, <mask>. The Countess of Dudley, Gertie, died in April of 1952. Rachel Ward is his great-granddaughter. On the day he was installed as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, the Grand Master of The Most Illustrious Order of Saint Patrick invested as Grand Master and handed over the insignia.He wasn't a knight of the order. 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texts: One of the original settlers in Claymont, Delaware, was <mask>, who was a two-term member of the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly. He founded a large tannery that was open for over 100 years. He was a signer of the Agreements for the Province of West Jersey. He was the 4th son of Henry and Wilmot and was born in Cornwall. Henry was imprisoned several times for his beliefs. The first ship of settlers organized by William Penn sailed on the Kent in 1677. He earned enough money to acquire a one-third interest in a tract on Naaman's Creek where he built his tannery after arriving without the funds to buy his own land.<mask> was one of the early settlers who welcomed William Penn when he arrived in New Castle. Penn and <mask> were unable to resolve their property dispute in their lifetimes. <mask> died in Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania in 1708. <mask> owned 500 acres, which was typical of the early settlers to the Delaware Valley. He was buried with his wife and children. There is no evidence to support her maiden name or when she was married. The <mask> family lived in a small village in Cornwall in the 13th century as tenant farmers and trades people.<mask>'s father was a butcher who rented a small piece of land. He was imprisoned for his beliefs in January of 1663/4. He had at least seven children with his second wife, Wilmot. <mask> was Henry's fourth known son. <mask> apprenticeshipd as a tanner with the Hawkins family and was close to the Grubb family. The Society of Friends faced a crisis in the 1670s due to the high cost of establishing children in the church. The solution was to create a colony across the Atlantic in West Jersey where land could be found cheaply.The settlement of West Jersey began in 1675 when Major <mask> founded Salem across the river from New Castle, Delaware. Governor Andros in New York and Edward Byllynge, the other purchaser of West Jersey, had problems with Fenwick. The Salem settlers moved across the Delaware to the Brandywine region because they were unhappy with Fenwick. William Penn decided to organize settlers to populate Byllynge's portion of West Jersey after being appointed as a Trustee. The Kent leaving in the late spring of 1677. <mask>'s father died and his widow lived with Anthony and his family. <mask> finished his apprenticeship after the smallQuaker Meeting heard about William Penn's plans for West Jersey.A small group of young adults were invited to sail on the Kent by the Meeting. <mask> was able to buy enough land in the Delaware Valley for a tannery and farm for only five pounds. Henry agreed to become an indentured servant for three years because he couldn't pay the fare. After picking up passengers from the Yorkshire port city of Hull, the Kent sailed from London in late spring with 230 settlers and landed outside of Salem. Most of the Kent's passengers stayed with the ship when it sailed up the Delaware River and established Burlington, West Jersey. The rest of the group stayed in Salem. Penn stayed in England for another five years.The West Jersey Concessions and Agreements were signed shortly after the arrival of the Kent. One of the most democratic constitutions of the colonial period was the governing document of West Jersey, which was based on the ideas of Edward Byllynge. The trustees and proprietors signed the constitution in London. After the Kent arrived, the resident proprietors and other West Jersey inhabitants signed the constitution. Almost every free adult male in the colony signed, and <mask> was one of them. <mask> was an indentured servant. Henry opened a tavern and became an elected official after finishing his three-year indenture.He had two daughters. 500 acres on the south side of Upland Creek was purchased by Robert Wade, one of the Griffen settlers who left Salem for Brandywine. <mask> and Richard entered into an agreement with Wade to farm the property. It was a small settlement across the river from Salem and several miles north of the modern border between Delaware and Pennsylvania. Dutch and Swedes were the majority of the European population of the entire Brandywine region. The first regular meeting place for the Quakers was erected by Wade. They used their earnings to acquire their own property.They recorded their purchase of a tract on the southwest side of Upland Creek next to Wade's property. This property was also wanted by Wade. By 1680 Penn's intentions were known, even though he hadn't received the charter for Pennsylvania. The leading candidate to become the capital of Penn's colony was the site of the Upland Creek tract. Wade accused the two men of stealing his grain. In December 1680, the court at New Castle heard the charges and the jury found the defendants. Wade was in possession of the Grubb-Buffington tract after this.Gilbert theorizes that they transferred their property to Wade in order to repay their debt. The court case was won by <mask> and Buffington. Wade is likely to have made an attractive offer for the property. While Wade tried to convince William Penn's agents to establish the new colony's capital at Upland, Penn decided to establish Philadelphia further upriver. Wade's tract did not become as valuable as he had hoped. There has been a lot of confusion about <mask>'s religion because of his dispute with Robert Wade. All of his known actions suggest that he was a member of a religious group.Wade was the most prominent Quaker on the west side of the Delaware River and the only meeting place was in his house. <mask> acquired a one-third interest in a tract on the Delaware River just south of Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania. The tract was owned by two Dutchmen. The beginning of the <mask> family's homestead can be found in the Naaman's Creek tract. There is a tract of land on the creek. The charter for Pennsylvania was granted in 1681, and William Penn sailed from England the next year. Penn bought Delaware from the Duke of York because he thought it was too difficult to administer Delaware from New York.Penn arrived at New Castle on October 29, 1682 and was met by a group of early settlers. To record tracts owned by the few settlers already in the area was one of the early tasks of the new colony. Even before Penn arrived, a survey was made of the Naaman's Creek property for <mask> and his partners. The survey did not divide the property between the partners, but it did cause problems with William Penn. The survey was confirmed by a warrant. <mask>'s sons probably established the landing after his death, which is why this area is on the map today. Grubb's Landing Road is a modern street that goes down to the river.The administrative building for the Holy Rosary Church in Claymont is where the original house of the great grandson of Grubb was rebuilt in 1783. The southern side of Naaman's Creek has a street named Grubb Road. The original name of this street was Harvey Road, but it was changed to Route 13 in 1886. <mask>'s next land transaction took place on September 3, 1691, involving a tract purchased from Thomas Gilpin. <mask>'s tannery was the center of a tanning industry that lasted until the 19th century. <mask> married his wife, Frances, when he moved to Naaman's Creek. They had seven children: Emanuel, <mask>, Joseph, Charity, and Henry.Emanuel's obituary reported that his parents lived in a cave along the banks of the Delaware River until <mask> finished their house, and that Emanuel was born in this cave. Emanuel was the first child of English parents, according to the story. At least six children of English parents were born in the area before Emanuel. <mask> lived on the Naaman's Creek tract for a year or so before Emanuel was born. The daughter of Sir Henry Vane, the second governor of Massachusetts, is thought to be the wife of <mask>. That belief has persisted and continues today. The daughter of Henry Vane was buried in Kent County, England.There is no evidence that the daughter of Sir Henry Vane was identified by the <mask> Family. <mask> began his political career when he was elected to a one-year term in the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly from New Castle County. There was a dispute between the three lower counties and the rest of Pennsylvania over the need for military defenses. Three years had passed since the start of the Nine Years' War with the French. The lower counties supported defense construction. They were opposed by the upper counties, which were not exposed to a potential threat from the French fleet. The tax was rejected by the Assembly.<mask> was appointed a Justice of the Peace after he did not return to the Assembly. One source said the assessed value of his property was 200 pounds, which was moderately substantial. <mask> was elected to the Assembly for a second term in 1698. Penn had several manors for his heirs. The Rocklands were to be in the Naaman's Creek area. Penn purchased a tract from Judge William Stockdale of New Castle, and traded land in West Jersey for the portion of the tract they owned with <mask>. <mask> did not accept Penn's offer to relocate.<mask> believed that since he already lived on the land, he should have the first choice of which portion he received in the subdivision. An irregular property line was unacceptable to Penn. The two never agreed on the line. Penn's agents complained about the timber being made on that portion of the tract in 1692. Penn returned to Pennsylvania after fifteen years. Penn ordered his secretary to resolve the property line dispute and complete the establishment of the manors. The dispute continued into politics after the matter was not settled.Penn called a special session of the Assembly to deal with the piracy question. The votes were not collected by the sheriff of New Castle. They led a petition drive to overturn the election results. The Assembly decided on January 25 that the sheriff should be reprimanded, but that the session would not include a new election. <mask> won a seat in the Assembly. The Assembly ordered a new election after voters in the southern part of New Castle County complained that they had not been notified. <mask> was defeated.The Assembly did not address the defense issue at Penn's request. The need for defenses was still divided between the upper and lower counties. Delaware was granted its own legislature in 1704. Penn never visited his colony again after returning to England in 1701. He was Penn's agent in Pennsylvania. In a letter dated February 26, 1702, Logan instructed Taylor to resurvey Stockdale's plantation and divide Penn's portion of the Naaman's Creek tract from the land owned by "that troublesome man <mask>". <mask> cut down the trees that were marked.<mask>'s children still held the property despite the fact that the dispute remained unresolved. The Naaman's Creek tract was retained by the <mask> family, as well as the former Stockdale property. Emanuel was <mask>'s oldest son and was responsible for the tannery. <mask> had a serious illness during this period. On December 29, 1703/4, <mask> purchased eleven lots together with four and a half acres of woodland in Marcus Hook, which is just on the Pennsylvania side of the modern border and is a few miles north of Naaman's Creek. <mask> and his family moved out of the Naaman's Creek homestead. <mask>'s house was in Marcus Hook until 1989.<mask> bought two more lots at Marcus Hook, next to his existing property. He purchased a tract of land several miles inland from the river a year later. His second son, <mask>, came of age and became a farmer on this new tract. There is a family burying ground on this tract. <mask> was buried at the St. Martin's Episcopal Church cemetery in Marcus Hook after he died. The original St. Martins was built in 1700. The deed states that no Quaker will be buried there.It is unlikely that <mask> would have been buried at St. Martin's had he been aQuaker at that time. <mask>'s friend, Richard Buffington, was remarried to <mask>'s widow. The Brandywine Creek tract was where they lived. The date of her death is not recorded. Even though the average farm of the period only used eighty acres, <mask>'s major asset was 500 acres, an amount typical of early Delaware settlers. Land was being sold for two pounds per acre improved and six shillings per acre unimproved. While Non-Quakers left a double share of their land to the oldest son, <mask> followed the pattern and gave equal shares of his land to each of his seven sons.The dispute with Penn made it impossible to divide his land. Only two of his sons remained alive after the formal division occurred. A more formal division was needed to establish the rights of the next generation because there was an understanding among his sons. <mask>'s other assets were higher than average because he was both a farmer and tanner. 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During the American Revolution, the 2nd Lancaster battalion was commanded by the man who was two-thirds owner of the Cornwall Iron Furnace. During the American Revolution, <mask>, Jr. was the colonel of the 8th Lancaster Battalion. George Washington's neighbor in Charles Town, West Virginia, <mask> Jr., was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In the mid-19th century, the Mount Hope iron empire was one of the largest iron producers in Pennsylvania. The War of 1812 veteran, who served in the Ohio House of Representatives in 1828 and 1832, was an early settler and Justice of the Peace in Stark County, Ohio. Franklin County, Pennsylvania had a representative in the U.S. Congress from 1831 to 1835.The first Lake Superior copper mill was built by a Pittsburgh industrialist who developed the process for making crucible cast steel. The 3rd Corps was commanded by Samuel P. Heintzelman during the Peninsula Campaign. The Mayor of Philadelphia from 1850 to 1856 was Charles Gilpin. D. H. Starbuck was a North Carolina lawyer and political figure who served as the United States Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina. <mask>. Parke commanded West Point during the Civil War. Edward Burd <mask>, Jr. was a Civil War General, a candidate for Governor, and later Ambassador to Spain. He became the President of the Lebanon Valley Furnace Company after the war.He became a Justice of the Delaware Supreme Court. President Hoover appointed a Federal District Judge from Alabama to the Wickersham Commission. The Cloisters collection is a part of the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art. J. The president of the chemical corporation was Hunter Grubb. Stuart Heintzelman was a career Army officer who was promoted to Major General in 1931. Kent was a classics professor at the University of Pennsylvania.Alexander wrote over ninety films during the silent screen era. The New York Curb Exchange had a critical period after the creation of the SEC. <mask> was a Navy Commodore during the Second World War. Margaret Louise <mask> was the first wife of L. Ron Hubbard. Stan Keller was a well-known musician and big-band leader in the 1940s. Culin was awarded the Legion of Merit for inventing the "Rhino Tank" during World War II. <mask> III was an author on education economics and the chair of higher education at Berkeley.The Democratic Caucus Leader in the Indiana State Assembly was Floyd Dale <mask>. Descendants of farmers from Cornwall Kingdom of England are buried in the Thirteen Colonies of Pennsylvania.

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texts: Annia <mask> the Elder, sometimes referred to as <mask> or <mask>, was a Roman empress and wife of the Roman emperor Antoninus Pius. Marcus Aurelius was her nephew and later became her adopted son. She died early in the principate of Antoninus Pius and was posthumously remembered as a diva. <mask> was the daughter of Marcus Annius Verus and <mask>. Marcus Annius Verus and Marcus Annius Libo were her brothers. Her maternal aunts were Roman emperors. Her paternal grandfather was named Marcus Annius Verus, the same as her father.<mask> was raised in Rome. She married Antoninus Pius when she was a private citizen. <mask> had four children with Pius: two sons and two daughters. The sepulchral of Marcus Aurelius Fulvius Antoninus has been found at the Mausoleum of Hadrian in Rome. The sepulch inscriptionral of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus has been found in Rome. He is commemorated by a series of bronze coins, which may have been struck at Rome. The woman who died in 135 was Aurelia Fadilla.She had no children with her husband and her sepulchral inscription was found in Italy. <mask> the Younger was married to Marcus Aurelius, a future Roman Emperor. Antoninus and <mask> were elevated to the imperial rank. <mask> conducted herself with "excessive frankness and levity" according to the unreliable Historia Augusta. Antoninus was Hadrian's adopted son and heir when his uncle, the emperor Hadrian, died on July 10, 138. The Senate gave Faustina the title of Augusta. <mask> was renowned for her beauty and wisdom as empress.<mask> was involved in assisting charities for the poor and sponsoring and assisting in the education of Roman children. A letter between Fronto and Antoninus Pius has been used as an index of the latter's devotion to her. The couple divided their time between Rome, Antoninus' favourite estate at Lorium, and other properties at Lanuvium, Tusculum, and Signia. <mask>'s style was admired and mimicked. Her distinctive hairstyle, consisting of braids pulled back in a bun behind or on top of her head, was copied for two or three generations in the Roman world. A company of clapper-players in Puteoli dedicated an altar to her in her lifetime, while a company of couriers in Ephesus named themselves after her. <mask> died near Rome in 140, perhaps at Antoninus Pius's estate at Lorium.Antoninus took several steps to honor <mask>'s memory after she died. She was deified by the Senate and the Temple of Faustina was dedicated to her in the Roman Forum. <mask> was the first Roman empress to have a permanent presence in the Forum Romanum. The Senate authorized gold and silver statues of her, including an image to appear in the circus, where it might be displayed in a carpentum. Antoninus ordered coins with her portrait struck and decorated. He established a charity called Puellae Faustinianae to help orphans and created a new alimenta. Her remains were buried in the mausoleum of Hadrian.The cities that struck coin issues in honor of the "divine <mask>" were Delphi, Alexandria, Bostra, and Nicopolis. The Actian Games may have been where the coins of Nicopolis were given out as largesse. The coins issued in the wake of <mask>'s funeral show her elaborate funeral pyre, which may have influenced the design of later private mausolea, the Pietas and Aeternitas, among others. <mask>'s ascension into heaven. Coins of <mask> were used in jewellery and amulets. <mask>'s image was inescapable throughout Antoninus Pius' principate. In 2008, a marble head believed to be that of Faustina was discovered at the ancient site of Sagalassos in Turkey.Herodes Atticus dedicated a nymphaeum that displayed statues of <mask> and other Antonines as well as his own ancestors. Faustina is on the Parthian Monument at Ephesus. The commemoration of Faustina is central to Antoninus Pius' political persona. There is a statue near the Termini railway station in Rome that appears to depict Faustina with a cornucopia and a patera. Newlyweds were told to pray at an altar of Antoninus and <mask> if they wanted to live up to their example. This was probably the case in Rome. The Temple of Faustina is thought to have been dedicated.It may have been designed to be a temple of Ceres. There are depictions of <mask> on coins with a throne and staff in her left hand. <mask>'s portrait on coins from this period is often crowned as well as veiled, which may recall a feature of Faustina's cult image from the temple. The torch-bearing Ceres was the main theme in Faustina's gold coinage for a while. The church of Sant'Urbano is where Herodes Atticus venerated <mask> as the new Demeter. In <mask>'s coinage, there are a number of items, including Ceres. She was worshipped conjointly with Artemis at Sardis.A new coinage featuring the legend Aeternitas was introduced ten years after <mask>'s death. Antoninus and <mask> were elevated heavenward together on the back of a winged figure after Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus erected the Column of Antoninus Pius. There are depictions of <mask> as a model wife. There were 140 deaths and 100 births in the 2nd-century Roman women Deified Roman empresses.

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texts: <mask>wen was an economist and politician during the Tang dynasty. He was a close associate of Emperor Shunzong and was the crown prince under his father. <mask> lost his power when he was forced to leave governmental service due to his mother's death, and he was also ordered to commit suicide by Emperor Xianzong. Crown Prince <mask>wen was born in 753. His family was from Yue Prefecture. He became a reserve consultant in the imperial administration because of his abilities in Go, rough knowledge in the books, and speaking ability. He became a member of the staff of the emperor's son and crown prince.It was said that <mask> brought Li Song's attention to the suffering of the people when he was having chances. At one point, Li Song was studying with several scholars who were teaching him in various matters, and they began to discuss one of the institutions of Emperor Dezong's court that was much criticized. When he had a chance, Li Song would try to convince the Emperor to end the process. The scholars all praised Li Song, but <mask> didn't say anything. <mask> told Li Song that Emperor Dezong would suspect him of trying to please the people if he actually made such suggestions. Li Song became more trusting of <mask> after seeing <mask>'s point. <mask> and another staff member of Li Song's, <mask>, became close associates.<mask>wen gradually recommended a group of junior officials with reputations for their abilities to Li Song, whom he had befriended. Junior officials included Lu Chun, L Wen, Li Jingjian, Han Ye, Han Tai, Chen Jian, and Cheng Yi. They would spend their days in secret and the contents of their deliberations would not be made public. Some governors thought this would be the next group of officials to take power and sent them gifts. When they suspected another junior official of making negative reports about <mask>wen to the Emperor, they accused him of being wasteful and engaging in partisanship. There were no publicly announced faults that led to the exile of Zhang and his associates. Li Song had a stroke in the late 80s that left him partially paralyzed and unable to speak.There were some eunuchs who wanted someone else to succeed Emperor Dezong, but at the urging of the imperial scholar, Li Song's succession was not questioned despite his illness. To show that he was still able to do some things, Li Song had to show himself to the imperial guards and take the throne. The emperor was often attended to by his concubine and eunuch. The Hanlin Institute was where <mask> and <mask>wen made most of the decisions on important matters of state. It was said that <mask>, <mask>, Li Zhongyan, and Consort Niu formed a group of decision makers after <mask>wen's recommendation. It was said that <mask>wen was the leader and that authority was delegated to other people. His associates were said to be comparing each other to historical figures such as Yi Yin, the Duke of Zhou, and Zhuge Liang.Many officials were promoted and demoted based on their recommendations. <mask>wen believed that the key to getting the support from the soldiers and the people to affirm their power was control over the imperial treasury, so he was made the deputy director of finances. <mask>wen was said to be so insolent in his exercise of power that, at one point, breaching the protocol that chancellors were to have lunch together, he demanded that Wei meet him during lunch time. The emperor's oldest son, Li Chun, should be made crown prince as soon as possible because of the severity of his illness. It was said that <mask>wen and his associates were worried about Li Chun, who was known for being smart and decisive. One of the imperial scholars proposed that LI Chun be created crown prince by writing a proposal on paper and showing it to Emperor Shunzong. Li Chun was made crown prince on April 26.At Li Chun's creation ceremony, <mask>wen was said to be so concerned about Li Chun's accession that, while he did not say anything directly, he was heard reading from Du Fu's poem. This caused heroes to cry. <mask>wen had begun to draw the displeasure of the powerful eunuch. When <mask>wen wanted to take control of the Shence Army from the eunuchs, he had the general Fan Xichao make the commanding general of the Shence Army soldiers at the western frontier with Han Tai as his deputy. Ju stripped <mask> of his imperial scholar status because he was promoted to be the deputy minister of census, making it impossible for him to make decisions at Hanlin Institute. <mask>wen was only allowed to visit Hanlin Institute once every three to five days to continue to look over the matters of state. The Shence Army officers were told by the eunuchs not to give in to Fan's orders.When Fan reached the frontier, no Shence Army officers came to greet him, and he was forced to return to Chang'an. <mask>wen was unable to think of anything else to do when Han Tai reported this to him. It was around this time that <mask>wen and Wei began to break with each other. When two messenger from the same circuit made demands on behalf of their superiors, <mask> angrily protested. There was a big rift between <mask>wen and Wei. A harshly worded accusation was made against <mask>wen and his associates by the military governor of the Xichuan Circuit. It was said that <mask>wen and his associates were greatly distressed when petitions were submitted by other regional governors.<mask>wen's mother was close to death. <mask>wen, anticipating that he would have to leave governmental service to observe a period of mourning for her, held a banquet and invited the other imperial scholars, as well as Li Zhongyan, Ju, and another powerful eunuch, to try to defend his actions. It was said that Ju would rebut each point made by <mask>wen. <mask>wen left governmental service when his mother died. It was said that after <mask>wen left governmental service, the alliance was abandoned and that he and his associates were going to have <mask>wen recalled to government. The petitions submitted by <mask> to have <mask>wen recalled to governmental service and made a chancellor were not acted on. <mask> pretended to have a stroke and resigned.After this, <mask>'s and <mask>'s associates were kicked out of government. The throne was given to Li Chun on August 31, after he became regent. <mask> and <mask>wen were both exiled after Emperor Xianzong took power, in order to become the census officer at Yu Prefecture. <mask>wen was ordered to commit suicide by the Emperor. The official histories of Tang Dynasty, the Old Book of Tang and the New Book of Tang portrayed <mask>wen as scheming, power-hungry, and insolent. The characterizations were adopted by a person. <mask>wen had a sense of duty and a desire to improve the government.<mask>wen was trying to reform the imperial government in such a way as to strip power from powerful eunuchs and warlords and restore it to the emperor. The Exiling of the mayor of the capital could be the result of <mask>wen's actions, which historians did not attribute to <mask>wen. pardoning of taxes owed by the people There were improper tributes to the emperor. Ladies are released from palace service. Several officials who were exiled during Emperor Dezong's reign were posthumously honored. The Shence Army was attempting to take back control.<mask> thought that <mask>wen was an overly aggressive daughter-in-law who tried to correct her mother-in-law in important matters as soon as she was married. There are notes and references to the Old Book of Tang. 135. The new book is called Tang. 168. There is a vol. 236.Politicians from the Tang dynasty were the economists from the 8th century.

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texts: <mask> was a Saudi businessman who was known for his extravagant business deals and lifestyle. He is thought to have had a net worth of around $4 billion in the early 1980s. <mask> was born in Mecca to a doctor and a teacher. The author's mother was the mother of Dodi's father, Mohamed Al-Fayed. <mask> is a well-known Arab novelist. He was the paternal uncle of the journalist. Victoria College in Alexandria, Egypt, and the American universities California State University, Chico, Ohio State University, and Stanford University are where he studied.<mask> left his studies to pursue a career in business. Some of Saudi Arabia's most influential figures were in the early years of Khashoggi's business career. Hussein bin Talal was the future King of Jordan. At school, Khashoggi learned the commercial value of facilitating a deal, bringing together a Libyan classmate whose father wanted to import towels with an Egyptian classmate whose father manufactured towels, earning US$1,000 for the introduction. His university education would serve as a launching point for his commercial career. One of his first big deals was with a construction company that was having difficulties with their trucks. His father gave him money to buy a car, and he used it to buy a number of trucks with wide wheels.He became the Saudi Arabia-based agent for Kenworth after making his first US$250,000 lease to the construction company. Western companies and the Saudi Arabian government collaborated in the 1960s and 1970s to meet its infrastructure and defense needs. The company paid $106 million in commissions. His commission went from 2.5% to as much as 15%. It was a marketing arm of the company. "Kader would provide not only an entree but strategy, constant advice, and analysis", according to the vice president of Lockheed's international marketing. He established companies in Switzerland and Liechtenstein to handle his commission as well as developing contacts with notables such as CIA officers James H. Critchfield and Kim Roosevelt.The largest yacht in the world at the time was used in a James Bond film. Donald Trump sold the yacht for US$29 million to the Sultan of Brunei, who in turn sold it to Prince Al-Waleed bin Talal, who wanted to keep the Taj Mahal casino out of his country. A friendly bank was used to give US$200 million to Nixon's 1972 political campaign, circumventing existing laws that prohibited large sums from American corporations to political campaigns. Similar arrangements made it possible to gain influence with important people. The Triad Center in Salt Lake City, which was built by the company headed by <mask>, went bankrupt. In the 1960s and 1970s, he brokered deals between US firms and the Saudi government. In the documentary series The Mayfair Set, Saudi author Said Aburish states that one of the first weapons deals was with David Stirling, who was involved in a covert mission in Yemen in 1963.Among his overseas clients were several defense contractors, including the last two of which merged into one another. A multi-national private investment corporation was owned by Khashoggi. Many notable properties and businesses are included in its investments. The company had several subsidiaries, including Triad Management, Triad Properties, Triad Energy, and Triad Technology. The global span of businesses inspired the creation of a board-game called Triopoly which was modeled after the classic game of Monopoly. The properties and companies were represented by the game tiles. The game was given to family and friends.As it grew, it spanned five continents. The company holdings included hotels, shopping centers, banks, oil refineries, a computer manufacturer, a gold mine, construction companies, car and truck franchises, and the Utah Jazz, a professional basketball team. The company was based in Switzerland and had subsidiaries in the United States, Canada and Saudi Arabia. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a several hundred acre reserve at the foot of Mount Kenya, San Francisco Town Center East, and Long Beach Edgington Oil is a US$250 million per year oil refinery. The company has major financial interests in Lloyd's of London, Manera company, Las Brisas Resort in Acapulco, Mexico, Houston Galleria, National car rental company, Pyramid Oasis in Cairo, Egypt, and Travel Lodge Australia. Private residences in Saudi Arabia, Riyadh, Cairo, Salt Lake City, Utah, Cone Ranch, Florida, Rome, Paris, London, and a multi-floor penthouse in Olympic Tower in New York were part of the real estate holdings of the Triad. Several private jets, and super-yachts, as well as three Boeing 727s, and several smaller business jets and helicopters, were owned by Khashoggi.His three super-yachts were named after his children. In 1984 there was a famine in Ethiopia that led to the rescue of thousands of Jews from Sudan to Israel. The Iran–Contra affair was implicated as a key middleman in the arms-for-hostages exchange and INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals His role in the affair led to a controversy when he donated millions to the American University in Washington, DC to build a sports arena. He was indicted on fraud and other charges in May 1989 and was a member of the university's board of trustees. The supranational intelligence partnership known as the Safari Club was established by the "principal foreign agent" of the United States. <mask> was held for three months in Switzerland after being accused of concealing funds.The charges of obstruction of justice and mail fraud were reduced by the U.S. prosecutors. In 1990, a United States federal jury in Manhattan acquitted the Marcoses of racketeering and fraud. Khashoggi made an extended appearance on the British television programme After Dark in 1991. In 1985 Khashoggi appeared in a show called Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous which showcased his extravagant lifestyle. He was a well-known figure who frequently appeared in the press and media. He appeared in magazines such as Time and The Washington Post. Genesis Intermedia, Inc. is a publicly traded Internet company based in the US.In 2006 he was sued by the SEC for securities fraud. In 2008 the case was dismissed and no one admitted or denied the allegations. In January 2003 Seymour Hersh reported in The New Yorker magazine that Richard Perle, a former assistant secretary of defense, had a meeting with Saudi Arabia's ambassador to France in order to use him as a conduit between Trireme Partners, a private venture capital company of which he was one The chair of the Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee gave Perle access to classified information and a position to influence defense policy. Perle talked to Hersh about the economic costs of an invasion of Iraq. He asked if there was a need for security if there was no war. Billions of dollars will have to be spent if there is a war.In 1961, Soraya <mask> married a 20-year-old English woman who converted to Islam. They had one daughter and four sons. They divorced in 1974. Laura Biancolini converted to Islam and changed her name to Lamia <mask>. She and <mask> had a son, Ali. At his death, he was married to another woman. <mask>'s third wife was Shahpari Zanganeh.One of the largest villa estates in Spain in the 1980s was occupied by the Khashoggi family. Film stars, pop celebrities and politicians attended these parties. Khashoggi spent $250,000 a day to maintain his lifestyle after throwing a five-day birthday party in Vienna for his oldest son. Even though he encountered financial problems, he continued to spend lavishly. He had a net worth of about $8 million in 1990. He was called the Great Gatsby of the Middle East because of his extravagant lifestyle. The Ol Pejeta Conservancy was once known as the Mount Kenya Safari Club.His house has been converted into a hotel. <mask> died at the St Thomas' Hospital in London after being treated for Parkinson's disease. He died at 81. The Hank Greenspun Story The One Percent Books is a film in popular culture. The story of the richest man in the world. Warner books was in New York. Andrew Feinstein is the author of The One-Page Proposal."Khashoggi's ship", a song by Queen from the album The Miracle (1989), and "I am", a song by Army of Lovers, are both from The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade Music. The story of <mask> Khashoggi is told in The Richest Man in the World. The Saudis are in the Desert Kingdom. This edition has been updated. There is a paperback. W. W.Norton and Company is in New York. The first edition was published in 1987.Who's Who in Islam 20th-century Saudi Arabian business people 21st-century Saudi Arabian business people 1935 births Deaths from Parkinson's disease Ferdinand Marcos Former billionaires

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texts: <mask> is a German professional footballer who plays for FC Helsingr. <mask> was born in Zehdenick and began his football career at Eintracht Oranienburg. He joined the youth team at the age of 17. He made his debut for the second team of Werder Bremen in the second half of a match, replacing the injured first-choice goalkeeper. <mask>'s contract was extended until 2010. His professional debut was in 3. The match was against Jahn Regensburg.He played 20 times for the side in the 2008–09 season despite competing with Pellatz over a first choice role at the club's reserve. Mielitz appeared twice as an unused substitute for a match. He made his first appearance with Werder's first team on December 3, 2009, filling in for the injured Tim wiese, in a Europa League home match against Nacional. On December 6, 2009, he made his debut in the league with a 0–0 away draw against 1. FC Kln kept his first clean sheet on his debut, making a good performance throughout the match. Mielitz signed a contract extension in February of 2010. He said he was willing to be patient in order to get a first choice goalkeeper role in the future.He started in goal in a 4–2 win over FC Nrnberg on March 30, 2010. He had a knee injury. He made three appearances in the season. Mielitz was a third-choice goalkeeper ahead of the 2010–11 season. He made his first appearance in the group stage against Twente on October 20, 2010, when he came on for the injured Wiese. The club's first win of the season came three days later when he started in goal again. He was named the Man of the Match after his performance.Werder Bremen lost 2–0 to Twente in a European match on November 2, 2010. After this, <mask> remained on the substitute bench for the next two months, and then came on as a late substitute in the 3–1 loss against Bayern Munich on January 29, 2011. He appeared in three more matches in February of 2011. He was a substitute for the rest of the season. <mask> signed another contract extension at the end of the season, keeping him with the side until 2013. <mask> was promoted to a second-choice goalkeeper ahead of the 2011–12 season, demoting him to third-choice. After starting the season on the substitute bench, he made his first appearance on 17 September 2011 coming on as a replacement for Wiese, who had been sent off in the early minutes of the match, and conceded a goal in the second half in a 1–1 draw.FC Nrnberg is located in Nrnberg, Germany. Mielitz played the next three matches and filled in very well, including in a win over Hertha BSC on 25 September 2011. He started again on December 3, 2011, after he was given a bereavement leave. He played in two matches between 17 March 2012 and 24 March 2012 after suffering a short–term injury. He was on the substitute bench for the majority of the season. He signed a contract extension in May of 2012 that will keep him with the team until the end of the year. Mielitz was expected to be the club's first choice goalkeeper after the departure of Wiese.In the LIGA total! <mask> was the hero in the Cup 2012 when he made two saves in the penalty shoot-out to help the team to a 4–2 win and a place in the final. He said that he saved a penalty from the other team. He kept his first clean sheet in a 2–0 win over Hamburger on September 1st, 2012 after starting in goal in the opening game of the season. <mask> was criticized by the media and pundits for allowing goals and not keeping clean sheets, but he kept three times during the season. Mielitz defended himself, saying: "I make my cause well!" He felt that he was treated unfairly.There was a 1–1 draw against 1. He made a lot of saves to help the side ease their chances of avoiding the drop. Mielitz kept two clean sheets in the first two league matches of the season, keeping him as the club's first choice goalkeeper. He remained the first choice goalkeeper and kept two more clean sheets. Kicker said that Mielitz lacked charisma, though he seems calm, factual, sometimes a little too pale, as he conceded goals on a regular basis. Following a loss to 1. He was placed on the substitute bench for the rest of the season after being dropped as the first choice goalkeeper in favour of Raphael Wolf.<mask> was disappointed that he would remain on the substitute bench. He made 14 appearances in the season. <mask> was not offered a new contract by the club and was expected to leave at the end of the season. He confirmed his departure from the club when he made his farewell appearance. Mielitz was not considered a replacement by the Werder Bremen supporters. <mask> was linked to a move to SC Freiburg after leaving Werder Bremen. On May 28, he signed a three–year contract.<mask> made his debut for Freiburg in a 2–0 win over Eintracht Trier. He played in a 5–2 win over 1860 Munich in the second round of the DFB-Pokal. He didn't get much playing time at the club, with Roman Brki being preferred as the first-choice goalkeeper, and he stayed on the bench throughout the season. Mielitz signed a two–year contract with Greuther Frth on June 11, 2015, after a lack of first team opportunities. He was expected to fight for the first-choice goalkeeper role when he joined the club. <mask> made his Greuther Frth debut in the season opener, keeping a clean sheet. He became a first-choice goalkeeper at Greuther Frth after making his debut.After keeping two more clean sheets against VfL Bochum and Eintracht Braunschweig at the end of September, he conceded 10 goals in the next two matches. Both of them, and Freiburg. <mask> was able to redeem himself in the next match, when he kept a clean sheet in a 1–0 win. He was dropped on the last game of the season in favor of Mark Flekken, but he remained the first-choice goalkeeper. The club signed three goalkeepers, including Balzs Megyeri, to provide more competition for Mielitz. Mielitz struggled to regain his role as the club's first-choice goalkeeper in his second season and Megyeri was preferred instead. Mielitz did not play for the side this season and did not play for the reserve side.He was let go by the club at the end of the 2016–17 season because they wouldn't extend his contract. Mielitz joined SnderjyskE for the new season on a two-year contract with the option of a third, as his Greuther Frth contract ended at the end of the 2016–17 season. <mask> made his debut for SnderjyskE in the opening game of the season, and he kept a clean sheet. He was the first choice goalkeeper since he made his debut. Mielitz won the Danish Cup. <mask> joined 3 in July 2020. FC Viktoria Kln had a free transfer.Mielitz made 37 appearances in his first season. Mielitz twisted his ankle and tore his anterior and posterior syndesmotic, which kept him out for the rest of the season. Mielitz joined FC Helsingr on a deal until June 2024, after he was called up by the Germany U-20 for the first time. He was on the team that played in the U-20 World Cup. Mielitz said that he is from Neulwenberg, a village with 400 inhabitants and a main road. Mielitz said he was a fan of Werder Bremen. He mentioned in the same interview that he is quiet and patient.I am not the least in the goal. I will be at the table. Mielitz graduated from a different school despite being absent from class, after attending a sports school when he was 13. After attending boarding school in Cottbus, he began to live apart from his parents and only see them on weekends, but his parents were supportive of his sport choices, having taken him to important events and games. Mielitz also speaks English and Spanish. Mielitz became a father for the first time in July 2015, when his girlfriend gave birth to a baby boy. There are external links to 1989 births and career statistics for SnderjyskE.The players are from the Bundesliga. German expatriate sports people are playing in the Superliga in the Danes.

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